(English version below) Ce package contient les sources de la
faq LaTeX francophone, actuellement maintenue a jour sur un
wiki ouvert a tous: https://www.latex-fr.net/ Si vous souhaitez
lire la FAQ, nous vous conseillons de consulter URL ci-dessus.
Vous pourrez egalement vous ouvrir un compte sur le wiki pour
participer au projet (en francais). Toutes les contributions
sont les bienvenues. Ce package est essentiellement mis a
disposition sur le CTAN pour encourager la reutilisation de ce
contenu, et pour en conserver une copie perenne. Le fichier
"REUSE" contient les informations techniques pour la
reutilisation. English version: This package contains the
source files of the French-speaking FAQ, now hosted on an open
wiki: https://www.latex-fr.net/ If you just want to read the
FAQ, please visit the URL above. You're also welcome if you
want to contribute to this resource (in French): just request
an account, it's open to everyone. This package is on CTAN
mostly to encourage reuse, and for archival purposes. Read the
"REUSE" file to get technical data about reusing the contents.
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